which type of gas are u getting?

[buzz11]

i've always ben using 93 super gas from shell ever since i've had my 99 accord. now that i have the cb7, im wondering if i should change that. i mean the 93 gas should help kill some gunk. but what do u guys think? is it worth it?

['93CB7Ex]

i used to only put 89 in my accord. but since its gotten more expensive i got to the 87.

[excoupemt5]

all you need is 87, compression and timing aren't to a point in the F22 to need anything more... if your worried about gunk, pour a can of seafoam in the gas tank every month or so.

[DJ metadelic]

87 Octane

[JPsAccordSE]

93 Octane from Shell... Damn the Prelude for having to use premium, lol.

[mj213]

I'm currently experiencing a significant increase in intestinal gas.

[mtnbikaah]

87 octane higher octane does not equal cleaner or better gas. it's a waste to use higher than 87 in an f22ax

[JPsAccordSE]

Yup... just less prone to detonation.

[deevergote]

I'm currently experiencing a significant increase in intestinal gas.

Hopefully you'll fart race gas. Around here, it smells like cherries!




87 octane is all you need. Get it from a good station, with new equipment, to ensure proper filtration, and a limited amount of sediment in their tanks. Try not to get gas when there's a truck filling their tanks, because that stirs up the sediment that may be at the bottom of the tanks.

You do not need higher than 87 octane unless you have high compression, or forced induction.

[fatboy1185]

lol someone should sticky a gas thread, there is a new one posted like every week. As well as "what type of oil should I use"

[deevergote]

It's amazing... if you read the manual that came with your car (I know many don't have it anymore...) it says exactly what to put in there. I never understood why everyone seems to think Honda doesn't know what they're talking about when it comes to the cars they designed.


If I sticky a gas thread, NOBODY will read it. That's the fastest way to get a thread ignored, trust me!

[MadSpleen85]

Hopefully you'll fart race gas. Around here, it smells like cherries!




87 octane is all you need. Get it from a good station, with new equipment, to ensure proper filtration, and a limited amount of sediment in their tanks. Try not to get gas when there's a truck filling their tanks, because that stirs up the sediment that may be at the bottom of the tanks.

You do not need higher than 87 octane unless you have high compression, or forced induction.

Tried to explain this to my dad the other day when he and I were out trying to get gas. I pulled past the usual stations he fills up at when I saw the tanker sitting there filling them up. He didn't understand what I was talking about.

[zacatecas]

93 Octane From Shell... Damn The Prelude For Having To Use Premium, Lol. :d

Yup!

[JPsAccordSE]

If I sticky a gas thread, NOBODY will read it. That's the fastest way to get a thread ignored, trust me!

Instead of calling it a sticky, call it a skippy. Wait, no that won't work. People will read that and then say to themselves 'I suddenly want a pb&j sandwich.'

[Tippey764]

In the manual it actualy says 86 octane or higher. Have you guys ever seen 86 octane for sale?